Top 13 Screw Manufacturers and Suppliers Serving Israel (2026 Guide)

ISRAEL · SCREW SOURCING REVIEW · VERIFIED 27 OCTOBER 2026

For screw sourcing in Israel, begin by choosing the right business route: local manufacturing for a drawing-controlled programme, a fastener importer for a defined catalog part, or a specialist representative for a particular component family. These routes solve different purchasing problems.

Mivrag, the Deka/Nik production relationship and Isboreg provide identifiable manufacturing directions. Alka, Metal-Ad, Barmil, Shivrug and Scope offer different standard-part sourcing routes. Amironic adds sealing-screw component expertise; CMI handles specification-led hardware. TCO and Birgei HaDarom are local technical-supply options, while Pilgrim is a US manufacturer with a listed Tel Aviv sales representative.

The 13 entries form an editorial procurement shortlist, not a market-share ranking or proof of approval. Company-controlled product and location sources were reviewed on 27 October 2026. A headquarters, shop, warehouse and representative are labelled separately; inclusion does not establish stock, origin, certification validity or unrestricted supply.

Shi Shi Tong publishes this guide from Shenzhen, China. Our drawing-based custom-screw capability is disclosed separately and is not counted as an Israeli production site or local supplier.

Quick Answer: Separate Production, Catalog Supply and Representation

For a repeat OEM geometry, discuss the actual manufacturing route with a producer and request drawing acceptance. For standard socket or machine screws, compare the exact technical reference and maker across importers rather than ranking sellers by website inventory counts.

A specialist sealing screw calls for the original manufacturer’s component data and validation of the assembled interface. A sales representative for an overseas manufacturer is another useful route, but is neither a local factory nor proof of local stock. Use the comparison below to choose the relevant enquiry, not to substitute supplier marketing for engineering approval.

Compare the Product and Supply Options

Compare local manufacturing, imported industrial screws and specialist distribution according to the application. Check the thread system, head and drive, material, coating and order requirements for each candidate.

When buying a catalog screw, retain the exact SKU and manufacturer rather than only the family name. For a represented international brand, confirm the local seller and availability of the selected model.

The ordering reflects the usefulness of the documented product and procurement route. It is not based on revenue, market share, universal quality superiority or an independent factory audit.

At-a-Glance Screw Manufacturing and Supply Routes

1. Mivrag Cold Forming Technology

Cold-formed component and application-specific fastener manufacturer, with catalog supply · Headquarters and manufacturing: Kibbutz Ein Hashofet, Israel

Mivrag describes Israeli design and serial production of precision cold-formed components and application-specific fasteners, with an automotive emphasis. Its current Hebrew catalog separately lists socket-head, button-head, countersunk and headless screw families, alongside tapping and wood-related ranges.

The official company page identifies headquarters and manufacturing operations in Israel, and the site gives Kibbutz Ein Hashofet as its base. International sales/logistics wording does not turn every overseas contact into a manufacturing operation.

For a drawing-based programme, distinguish production acceptance from catalog availability. Ask for the actual manufacturing and finishing route and current applicable quality evidence. Do not combine catalog maximum diameters, grades and coating options into an assumed universal production envelope or adopt zero-defect marketing as an audited result.

Before approval: Identify which quoted screw is manufactured locally versus supplied through the wider catalog.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

2. Deka Ltd / Nik Ltd

Special-screw supplier with identified nik production department · Shared published contact: 39 Amal Street, Petah Tikva

Deka offers specialty screws and identifies Nik Ltd as its production department. Nik’s own site describes manufacture of commercial socket screws and special screws, with cold heading, hot forming and thread rolling among its manufacturing technologies.

Both reviewed sites publish 39 Amal Street in Petah Tikva. They are combined in one entry because Deka explicitly identifies the production relationship; two domains do not justify two independent places in the shortlist.

The offer is useful when an existing controlled screw specification or drawing must be assessed by a named production operation. Request current capability and acceptance documents for the exact part. A general standards list, historical customer reference or CAGE identifier is not approval of every proposed screw; an unfinished template section should not be treated as product evidence.

Before approval: Confirm the contracting entity, Nik production scope and current part-specific approval requirements.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

3. Isboreg

Fastener manufacturer and direct-import supplier · Published factory/business contact: 6 Yosef Levy Street, Haifa Bay

Isboreg’s live site contains a production explanation from its production/quality manager and explicitly includes socket-head and special fasteners. It also offers direct imports from international sources, so the company has both manufacturing and procurement roles.

The published contact identifies a screw-and-nut factory at Yosef Levy Street in Haifa Bay. This is stronger production-location evidence than a general sales-office listing, but it still does not establish local origin for every supplied item.

For a special part, request drawing acceptance and the proposed manufacturing process. For a catalog screw, confirm its maker, origin, material and finish. Have the supplier accept the full geometry and material combination before approving samples.

Before approval: Confirm whether the exact screw is made in-house, modified or imported, and document the source.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

4. Alka Fasteners

Metric/inch fastener importer and distributor · Current contact page: 4 Faran Street, Building 8, Yavne

Alka’s machine-screw category lists metric and inch pan-head and countersunk options, while its wider catalog includes socket and sheet-metal/PT screws. Its English company page explicitly defines an importing/distribution business and identifies Bossard as a major supplier.

The current homepage and Contact page publish Faran Street in Yavne. An older product-category footer uses a different Yavne address, so reconfirm the destination before arranging collection; the current contact page is the location source used here.

Alka is a relevant route for repeat standard-part procurement and inventory planning. Identify the accepted item and actual origin rather than assuming Swiss or Israeli manufacture from the brand relationship. A large online selection is not a count of locally stocked screw variants or a guaranteed replenishment time.

Before approval: Use the current contact address and confirm exact item, origin, local stock and replenishment route.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

5. Metal-Ad Agencies

Industrial fastener importer and sourcing distributor · Published contact: 38 Yitzhak Sadeh Street, Tel Aviv

Metal-Ad describes importing and distributing industrial fasteners and sourcing nonstandard or difficult-to-obtain parts. Its current socket-screw family includes cap, low-head, countersunk, button-head, shoulder and several headless set-screw forms, with drawings and dimensional-information links.

The company publishes a Yitzhak Sadeh Street contact in Tel Aviv and provides a screw sourcing and distribution route. Identify the selected manufacturer and article when requesting an industrial fastener quotation.

The site usefully distinguishes product families from stock availability and warns that similar forms do not establish standards equivalence. Carry that distinction into the RFQ: identify the exact reference, geometry and finish, and obtain a confirmed supply source. A quotation for a special item is not automatically an offer of in-house manufacture.

Before approval: Specify the individual standard or drawing and confirm maker, material/finish and quotation availability.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

6. Barmil Ltd

Industrial component and fastener importer/distributor · Published contact: 69 Avshalom Gissin Street, Petah Tikva

Barmil’s official screw catalog includes socket cap, button, countersunk, Phillips and headless forms. Its broader navigation explicitly includes captive screws and SEMS screws, which can be relevant to equipment assembly and retained-hardware requirements.

The English About page describes importing and distributing components; the published address is in Petah Tikva. A supplier’s standards and manufacturer references should not be interpreted as Barmil-owned manufacturing plants or a guarantee that all items are currently available.

Use Barmil to discuss a defined fastener or component schedule with the intended manufacturer and acceptance requirements. Confirm current document scope and source traceability where the project requires them. Broad website statements about customer approval and short lead times are not independently verified part-level approvals or delivery commitments.

Before approval: Tie any required quality approval and traceability to the actual item, source and current documents.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

7. Shivrug Ltd

Catalog fastener supplier · Published contact: 24 Amal Street, Rosh Haayin

Shivrug’s catalog is dynamic: selecting the socket-screw family reveals actual SKU rows rather than an empty category. The reviewed table includes UNC 2-56 and 4-40 examples with individual lengths, while the selector also offers headless, button, low-head and Phillips screw types.

The homepage gives an Amal Street contact in Rosh Haayin and displays warehouse imagery. It supports a local catalog-supply enquiry, not a verified screw-manufacturing operation. The blank result seen before choosing a family is not evidence that no screws are offered.

Carry the precise SKU and thread designation into the enquiry. Confirm the applicable standard, material, finish, pack quantity and legal selling entity for the proposed item.

Before approval: Confirm the selected SKU, exact technical reference and current selling unit; clarify ambiguous grade labels.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

8. Scope Metals Group

Materials service centre and industrial distributor · Published contact: 75 HaMerkava Street, Re’em Industrial Park, Bnei Ayish

Scope’s official site defines a service and distribution centre spanning metals, engineering plastics and technical products. The linked screw catalog has actual socket cap, shoulder, low-head, button, countersunk and headless families, rather than relying on its separate raw-material offer.

The current Contact page gives Re’em Industrial Park, Bnei Ayish, and explicitly asks customers to coordinate before visiting because there are no counter sales. Treat this as a business/service-distribution location, not a screw plant.

This route is useful when the screw order accompanies a broader industrial material schedule. Specify the fastener item independently from the raw material and confirm manufacturer, finish, dispatch unit and availability. A group inventory counter, automated-warehouse statement or other division’s production activity does not prove manufacture or stock of the selected screw.

Before approval: Confirm exact catalog item and dispatch arrangements; contact page says no counter sales.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

9. Amironic Ltd

Engineering solutions supplier and manufacturer representative · Published contact: 3 Rabinovich Street, Petah Tikva

Amironic’s current site features the APM Hexseal SFR6-32X3/8-2615 sealing screw and identifies the manufacturer and integrated sealing element. This provides an identifiable fastening-screw offer within a much broader electronic and electromechanical engineering business.

The company is based in Petah Tikva and describes representation of international manufacturers alongside local engineering services. Its own system integration or manufacturing activities do not establish that the APM screw is manufactured in Israel.

Consider this specialist route when sealing at a screw interface is part of an enclosure design. Obtain the manufacturer-controlled part data and the appropriate seal-material choice for the operating environment. A component description does not prove the IP rating or leak performance of the complete enclosure; evaluate the accepted assembly, not the screw name alone.

Before approval: Obtain the manufacturer-controlled screw and seal specification; validate the complete enclosure joint.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

10. CMI Electronic Industries Trading

Specialised fastener supplier and manufacturer representative · Published business contact: 3 Kochav Yokneam, Yokneam; mailing address separately in Ramat Yishai

CMI’s dedicated Fasteners & Components page explicitly lists screws and describes representation of AHG Aerospace Fasteners France and Metropolitan Aircraft Parts in the US. Its three-dimensional printing and other engineering services alone are not the evidence used to qualify the screw offer.

The current site publishes a Yokneam business address separately from a Ramat Yishai post-office mailing address. Its US logistics activity and overseas represented manufacturers should not be interpreted as additional Israeli screw factories.

For a controlled hardware requirement, start from the exact part reference and required sourcing/acceptance records. CMI also mentions direct or subcontracted connection-accessory production, but the route for a particular screw must be established. General certification names or representation statements do not approve every supplied part for a customer application.

Before approval: Confirm the exact screw and producer; general connector-production capability is not proof of own screw manufacture.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

11. Techno Cohen Holon / TCO

Technical-supply business and screw importer · Published shop/business address: 2 HaLahav Street, Holon

TCO explicitly describes importing and marketing screws, plugs, anchors and tools. Its industrial screw page includes pan and countersunk Phillips, DIN 912 socket, headless, button-head, drilling and building-board screw directions, with metric and inch references.

The homepage gives a shop/business location at HaLahav Street in Holon. The evidence supports a local technical-supply route. A broad stock-range statement should not be converted into manufacturing capability or a guaranteed selection of every listed size.

For maintenance or construction purchasing, send the actual item reference and ask for maker/origin and accepted material/finish. Catalog tables contain broad ranges and some inconsistent labels, so clarify the precise combination and receiving-material suitability. Keep screw supply separate from the company’s tool and adhesive recommendations.

Before approval: Reconfirm one exact size/thread/finish combination instead of assuming every catalog range can be combined.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

12. Birgei HaDarom

Professional technical-supply retailer and project supplier · Main store: 6 HaZorea Street, Emek Sara, Be’er Sheva

Birgei HaDarom’s socket-screw page explicitly lists cap, headless, countersunk, button and low-head options with metric and inch thread directions. It also accepts enquiries for special screws and related fastening items.

The About page identifies the main store on HaZorea Street in Be’er Sheva and describes service to tradespeople, contractors and businesses as well as private customers. That supports a local technical-supply and project-enquiry role, not a screw-manufacturing claim.

Use the enquiry route for a fully identified part or a defined project schedule. Clarify manufacturer, current quotation and whether a special item is sourced or produced by another supplier. Generic delivery estimates, tool warranties or supplier-registration logos do not prove the exact screw’s grade, origin or project approval.

Before approval: Ask for the screw maker, precise reference and confirmed supply time; special ordering is not own manufacture.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

13. Pilgrim Aerospace Fasteners

Us fastener manufacturer with an israeli sales-representation route · Headquarters/production: Chandler, Arizona, USA; listed Israeli sales representative: Tel Aviv

Pilgrim’s current product page includes titanium screws and custom/special fastening enquiries. Its homepage and company history identify manufacturing in Chandler, Arizona, rather than an Israeli production operation.

The official global-presence section separately lists an Israeli Sales Representative in Tel Aviv. This is first-party evidence of a representation route, but the reviewed page does not establish an Israeli warehouse, local inventory or manufacturing site.

Treat the representative as a commercial contact for a named US production source. Confirm the actual screw scope, current approval requirements and quotation entity. The company’s general certification and export-compliance statements do not establish unrestricted supply, part-level customer approval or a guaranteed local delivery arrangement.

Before approval: Confirm the representative arrangement, accepted product scope and contracting/export-delivery route.

Official resources: Official product / capability page · Company / location source

Keep a Single Part Identity Across Quotes and Repeat Orders

Several suppliers offer metric and inch parts in similar head forms. Ask every seller to quote the same controlled reference, including thread, length convention, material/condition and finish. An approved alternative needs a deliberate engineering decision, not a translation shortcut.

Source boundaries matter even when the seller manufactures some products. For Mivrag and Isboreg, separate the locally accepted production scope from the wider supplied catalog. For importers and representatives, identify the actual manufacturer and required source documents. Country-of-seller is not automatically country-of-origin.

1. Identify the legal seller, manufacturer and producing/finishing route for the exact screw.
2. Agree drawing revision or catalog reference, thread, head/drive and the applicable length definition.
3. Specify material, condition, coating and project-required acceptance records without combining unrelated catalog maxima.
4. Confirm sample, first-order and repeat-order identity, pack unit, stock and replenishment arrangements.
5. Record permitted substitutions and require notice before changing maker, material or accepted processing.

A Separately Disclosed Custom-Screw Route: Shi Shi Tong

When the required shoulder, shank length, head, drive or threaded section is not a catalog item, request a drawing-based assessment. The complete configuration determines feasibility; a published maximum length or strength option does not prove every possible combination.

Shi Shi Tong manufactures custom screws in Shenzhen. Read our company background and quality-control approach, or contact the team with the complete requirement. This is a publisher capability disclosure, not evidence of Israeli facilities, local stock or an established delivery arrangement.

Israel Screw Procurement: Questions Buyers Should Resolve

Which of the 13 companies actually manufacture screws locally?

The profiles identify production evidence for Mivrag, the Deka/Nik relationship and Isboreg, while preserving their catalog or importing boundaries. Do not assume every item sold by a manufacturer is locally made. Confirm the producing entity/site and route for the exact screw.

How are Deka and Nik related?

Deka identifies Nik as its production department, with a shared Petah Tikva contact. Confirm which legal entity will quote and which operation will manufacture the screw.

Are metric, UNC and UNF catalog screws interchangeable?

No. State the full thread designation and the accepted screw reference. Similar diameters or head appearances do not establish compatibility. Keep required head geometry, length definition, material and finish in the controlled item description.

Does an Israeli representative mean a screw is made in Israel?

No. Pilgrim identifies a Tel Aviv sales representative but its headquarters and production are in Chandler, Arizona. Representation, inventory and manufacture are separate facts. Ask who contracts, manufactures and supplies the selected item.

Can a sealing screw establish the enclosure’s IP rating?

Not by itself. A supplied sealing screw is a component. The accepted hole geometry, seal material, mating surfaces and complete assembly must be evaluated against the project requirement. Obtain manufacturer-controlled data rather than assuming a rating from the product name.

What should a request for a nonstandard screw contain?

Provide a controlled drawing with head/drive, thread, total and threaded lengths, shoulder/point details, material/condition, finish, tolerances, annual and batch quantities, and required sample/acceptance documents. Ask whether the respondent produces or sources the part.

Select the Supply Model That Matches the Screw Programme

A defined standard-part order, a drawing-based serial-production programme and a specialist sealing component do not need the same supplier comparison. Start with that distinction, then compare documented responses to the same accepted requirement.

The strongest purchasing file names the exact screw, maker and producing location; separates sales representation from local inventory; and includes appropriate technical evidence, sample acceptance and repeat-order controls. A company’s place in this shortlist is a starting point, not the final approval.